The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1908, Page 2

2 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY ‘MAE WOOD SAYS JUSTICE SEES NO SIGHT OF BLOOD ON MAN DYING, MAN CASH AND POWER NEEDOF GUARDIAN SCARES A YOUNG HURT IN A FVECAR FO ARMOR NOUSHECASE oo 10) Masterson Burk JEROME Brakes Give Way and Crowded Myr- cor hte Wir ie = fed {Will Present Evidence to the) Ne vas aon") Temporarily Deranged When | tle Avenue Trolley Dashes Grand Jury for Action . apmellate isision "| She Discovers Knife She Down Steep Inc.ine Into on Monday. Carried Inflicted Wound. and altho MAY 22 OR MILLIONAIRE WOMAN TO DEATH COLLAPSES. 1908. LUSITANIA. NOW HOLDS GREATEST OCEAN RECORD Course in 4 Days, 20 Hours and 22 Minutes. BFST TIME EVER MADE Although Delayed by Heavv Fog, She Averaged 24.83 Knots an Hour. SHAW STRIKES AT ROOSEVELT IN BOSSISM TAL | 'Cunarder Goes Over Long} Tells of Favor to Big Trust and | Says Country Is Without | Conservative Leader. CHICAGO, May 2 of the omer § M. Shi Treasury Lesll livered an address to-day bef convention of the National Light Associatic He said in pa The trend of the times is | polltica sism. He who thr Jove of crush a powe bus teen he n of whom wom const Car Ahead | ; he lives) with m0) 9 eee Petar j (3 ott won my eult the other side! servant his he at No, 18 West! 4 household accident in which a| Desplte a handicap in the shape of a yower reach out a had to have & fo Jalys!| monty reventh, ies sharp breadknife and a swinging closet /Curtain of fog she encountered on the 1p uithcal opponents are meda sec . of we ng yun the a are i Ah FECT ICE herine Wood to an pn- ; ‘Attle- | oor figured led to the stabbing to-di nome stretch of her rm the Cunard) i. } ; and ule pe ie Fifteen men were injured, four of them seriously, in a five-car cole) | rare winiat evdag, from |. afrs. Kntae Hardigan, a widow, by turhine steamship Lusitania broke all! “unt receutly we have had Jision on the north raodway of the Brooklyn Bridge during the e nh oom of the Tombs| J | Part her sister, Rose Logomasini, at their|ocean speed reconis in the voyage that | ait ut a progressive . : 1. om- | home, N Vebst . : wh he dropped anchor off | ¥aTUY. Gus HOw tush hour to-day. Andrew Webb, of No. 431 Warren street, Brooklyn, 4 ae me, N a Webster aay ah e eeoe 4 ee aise | rugressive, : ye . ay appeared 1 wit yoklyn, a the subsequen 3 ‘ F 2 ° | ae grea probably will die from the hurts he sustaine while William Wagge, eer npeten ue ner © Mrs from. frig! morning. She logged the 2989| Tr Suiive” ews irate S 4 sas tas " at the ag Slacaae. The stab (wound over the long course from | ceascu tu ve kj James Maguinness and George Smith narrowly escaped fatal injuries. se men’s | iy ent and incapa Vac iaces : 2 Adi aunt's Rock, Queenstown Harbor, to | #48 4iWays givvu reeuy fs nes es ; at the he from] to faire, Miss W and was not discovered} sandy Hook, in four days, twenty (adits vue luere so J The collision was a serial performance, beginning at the top of the AEG e eee i HSU REE CLOnT Tie s after It had been hours and tw two minute: “x lew mon o tae larges Fegarhe eee aeway hattan tower and extending cle. own to the m -| rece ars and had This is not the st time that hee | itauzea coi incline just west of the Manhattan tower and extending clear down to the Lae r ae ‘ a ad KL eee Se aed ee ase Ga TE EERE ESTE pr eEGE s in the Park Row terminal. It caused a blockade that forced 10,000 | she was " ator Thomas C.| ma, bu x iar aa York, but three hours and loops in the Park Row termina ; forced 1 Se Ee Shdie Gtenal| meee ention WAS 'thirty-seven minutes bett an the men to walk acro the driving rain between 7 and 8 o’cloc ye Mor Rin Ere that she|best previous time made by the Tusi- i span of the brid; 1 anes k was more |tania’s sister ship, Mauretania, over the the The Injured; ado ernilts! i aan Cy Mae uid stand, {!0& course, And it is only one hour|I have no ANDREW) WEBB, A 5: % and pth x ‘ ge. [2nd forty-two minutes longer than the | the penonly yuniry in 431 Warren s car was open anc was told that de-| record of four days, elghte ie world wi ud have okull, in Huds: i y Dascengers Trot 10h] no further ni tea leat abllaned obtaine, ve de- ow form. When the chain sn er. c nt of Any- BS leaped ahead, and t vr tt in the de unusual the short course Ise such Ave ae asiunabdle to stor order against: Mr. turke San answered, aw- re ne and rene iced ya All Lived in One House. % Boa MPMI L ly In front of the ranaway car) “T. noney and the power, ae Ser Bios fi 5 nue car, also| and j e sides with them." added favenue, Brooklyn, in § FELDMAN, > JOE red the Kitch ‘oar, which had) just crossed the c Fastest on Record. So, taking 1 vered, this has the Lusitania on an any ne ave r in smooth weather and f = down to the easterly end of soklyn, in Hudson Hy Waarine coat n the Long isiand JAMES MAGUINN e lives, who ts pass! s ing she would have ere patrest) Erook yen paren Hobe Logomas: 4 days, he Hospital venue |” he wa \ ters. Kate FRED RAU, fort spraar aa dheeoare vor eer et RACHA run by days was preen sven ipled | handbag. t 1 policaman Monday, Tuesday Btreet Hospital. = ienedten Lertveacain . eh) egy Me Wednewlay, 6% (record) rsday, JOHN NEWMAN, twenty | d men | coat protruded a wa ect ants care her sinter Rose |S: Wet cis Ca oa ¥; 8 Pearl street, Brook! Allien i Her getup was mannish. Now and then omfortably spe Teva candy fac-| 08: Friday, 8 he count is made Breet Hospital. i Cate WIEVEeas) she talked tears tilled her eyes which Hewitt maeryarawac from noon of one day to noon the next. | JDREMIAH SMITH, motorman on | "8 commpltelya wree e front | were red as i eepings sent in ad-| Flatbush avenue car, No, 16% Flatbush |?" e iG SEHR UN Bue car was She Feared Bcing Interviewed. - otithet ft ae pli avenue, went home. [BE 9 piece on the ‘ ; would est a recor’ GOTTLIPR NOLTPNBIE 1B he c OB Ae Gr daiiaee f t or a fog should intervene on Flatbush avenue car, went | woodwork cut pas- SABLE cane REE TGR ane ee the end of a hall Nant Alp at ARTHUR PURORO, No. 6 | ae au : ng fr a the last Tunning close to utreet, Bi yn, went home pa the family | thirty miles an hour. ‘The passengers DPLMAR BPNTZ, No. 28 Central | nue tried to pu peaeknee NEVER SAID SHE | were grouped along the starboard rail Hyenue, Bro went e. the tracds. slippe : , vi | it swung) and waved hats and handkerchiefs at} SAM PERN, forty-elgnt, No. 3 ears, with s aming DIDN ee | e kz and] the crew of the nanner ttreet, in Hudson Street Hospital were shot down the grade {nto the A 1 the int ned m over Many Passengers Jump. eee which was BE ‘| iN of any rmance to that ‘The accident was due to the snapping! © r Cen al Sah Sey ied of a brake chain on a Myrtle a ruck with such? acenontt (Continued) tram EListeEa se.) |ctoset Delayed by Fog. | ys . ecettn scala Celvinarter oes tevedsekatitnercloeet Iu nd, the Lusitania encountered paid) you ugh Howe . emeseys 3 ROG RES RCALL), {er that has ceen hanging over ‘ Way questioned altion RAS r she pon ety |New York for the past threw days MA: r a ‘| mean the statements I made at : ; bei eeii latent e te fans Pere re |'Speed was slackened to some extent, oa N « ot hat time,’ was the reply and jurymen. flesh just aricthe niet in ue te eens sees capone L , ib tUrn, “siut how do you explain the marriage | *™ Gress aire y he left | oulk along at a rate that place the date you sald the rriage took | ° Nes F z Phokated : \thts morning The men at Fire Island “Thrown at Switch, plecetilw asia ve i this a y. He called me nothing about it. TENG SoLIAE a waka neRrout a nninGl i A swite ara and tried| “1 deny the truth the proof whien | sreat bi ne swore at me Mother Finds Wound. night glasses as she popped into sigh m on the first loop. He turned | the other side sut ed in court,’ re-| and thre me when I feos, REE OE than enilingeanints Gab Coan [oun No. 7, and the three cars swung plied the woman, ale te Mack Wald ul wwn to Breakfast wiion Mrs | was then twenty-seven miles trom r Ys Miss teas ead ERLE ol Pee entere: e room. As | Sandy Hook light p th » almost topple them over. 1 wt ithe tes Express Company | ing a) Ae LOM HGreninced net hal Cablenahallimmnicnaeentheckenabthorcnencerc clan WO) (cig Rig abert tog a poeiutastire yay Bec: ena he ae eaneNG? noticed a red blotch on the left sie | countering other vesseis caused Capt Sa ee ete : as Sertifen te ness easel y AS ani Necture and threw | of her daughter's white shirtwalst Watt to further ease off his speed. One| eS | only as “Wille. | th non Aflac ees Booed abet eas alt maxtor?” asked (he your and fitty ates. was consumed | S 1 7 cane Crowds iEtaht) Rollce i re mip yc epnven leony UU UUs Hise) stpdre’aswed are “oul are 4 in covering the last twenty-seven miles. | Several Te'l ae Experience. The was mendous | 108! Then in WenanMerauven Rit Mocrs asked sts Hardigan look Feeey ee lerabla eoauittshe trorate cece Crow d by the screams the same Kind of goods. 3 ld have t made in an hour. With New Treatment for | i:. it ed an htened p: . . } soon took posse: Publication. foea ts anene ae | Police Captain Murtha and | O'Farrell, heading a squad of twenty : | a The number of people who have be-| men, were unable ght back the, regard to the | Day was very positive | ome convinced that the much-dis- | crowds. A ca!l was aerruaen The Clergyman and the Printer statement that she ett her | Du cussed Cooper treatment {s all that | Street and St. Gregory Hospitals for) “Anyhow, 1 Sa ea [Taeeatncectordl dna ciati nen! parenie) tear) Cooper claims has grown steadily. ambulances. the as ances af marriage certificate \ was given to me ater One atone aan axhamed| He made a careful examination of Bie tollowing stitanents wereveiven)| Nee Tene Of \iha) njiren aad been old pists himeelt, | 2 where | eal them of her family difficulties |:he wound and found that it was litte for ‘publication ‘Thursday afternoon at|taken to neighboring stores on Park | they were made. ‘Twas not surprised |" falatanalitinohicnser \more than a scratch, although the the Riker store, Broadway and Ninth|Row. However, a number of the more | that he produced tne Juntil_ahe could stand tt 5 Dee miro Wed Se cnc ian OF atreet, where Cooper is explaining the | seriously injured were still In the road-| he produced the cle Charles H. Turner, ta Oe Mra, eeesing his opinion that the injury was nature of his theories and medicines to| way bleeding fr cuts and lying help-| shouldn't he? The United Sta =x-| Day, who was the f tt suilicient to have caused death he the public. |iess in the rain. They were carried in- | press Company orders day denying that he arned that Kate Hardigan had long Miss May Doorly, living at No, 42|to the Bridge Emergency Hospital as stationery A the affections of his daug Aina ob Gree (ably cael Go Willoughby avenue, Brooklyn, called } fast as possible and treated. How do you propose to ur| husband, stated that he bec treated for It by a physician, and said: “I have been sick for sey-| James Feldinan, a post-office em-| fignt, without money and a 1-| her only five or six times e : ral years. My trouble was catarrh | ployee, cne of the more seriously cut e, a& you say Was questions ume her marriage up to of METZ SWINGS AXE ON ef the stomach. The sight of food or/and injured and bruised passengers who the smell of cooking nauseated me. | was taken When I forced myseif to eat the food | pit | her separation from D Accused Her Husband. He added that in the latter part of| “Well, I have given the matter ful thought, and I am of the that my position ts a great ¢ to the Hudson » wave an Evening Street Hos- World reporter ANOTHER! ANTI-“PAT.” | Sort Gets Bieauld be. troubled 8 graphic account of ie sconevon the iis morning than {t was at this time January, 106, his daughter visited him. Sone 0° e bloated to such| Myrtle avenue car when the brake- ¥ , y vas ter id weep! id she had trouble @n extent that 1 would nave paipita- raay uberereymyseull aes WeePin Gashep sald sanen vac atrouslel BUitaiicCooeysaWas Sheng When tonilue the’ heart she sald. “The burden of pr w r husbaid, and that he had titwasitversinecvoustivenbine naira: | Passed the Manhattan/is now on the other side to disprove er all kinds of names and had He Told Dr. Pflug His tired, worn out and despondent all of Finer’ this marriage. They cannot do it aking Reason, the time. I had no faith ir vale A until now the burden of proof has been I went to my rooms tn th Teal Ohaniesmealieiwnokwaslalmn cine, but I heard so much about MM, G on my side, with about 100 @ xhibits) M Hill Hotel,” he sald, “1 foun Aeecrrenver erty Fal > , aS rr, , and the same mo- savatromn vatvencale . F 1 Grace Turse paleexaminstain ities Don aimMen an ri Cooper's treatment that I ca here taken away from he five years ago. If 1 « Hazel Grace Turver Day aye AI EAR AID Gh @nd got it about a month ago. | Se icdieee Oust t predicament in jail is not a @4 hysterical an . foreas in Brooklyn, For the past two weeks 1 felt as | Routed Fte Armation of what I was afraiq| tal « ysical wreck. aid ¢} though 1 had been 1 a shut off the power-switch f i i Al i 7 Bs, and ¥ moved from n made over. I have vat time I do not want any | ime, got through with ( % 1 @ G00d appetite and enjoy my foou He was very pale and jetter,’ Day and w go back to h Comptroller Metz. with no disagreeable eitects afterward. | ih 'Then you will Aght?" any cit ¢ shal colailimel Be Deen) meds tonmenwh Yar I am no longer nervous und feel so seemed too rattled to Rains rae ie th Seok Wi soharged, alth Tam a Civil person, nks @ Wonderful jump. The c: “To the end ald the woman with ' ep tenes yan tODt ‘oller MeCe Medicine.” y : i d had mn he aid a ‘Mra. N. B, Walton, o ity oy aie by this time oF Tain going to kewn after | pes and ul By (EHO Cre You're gone, and t teenth street, Ma are Tass piled out on the run_| ‘Old Platt’ untill his death. Then I am| mie, ‘I will not 4 to him for any- awa arel a i ni _ Peaue In eles Fr omy tay 0703 | ning board ready to take the leap, we going to make his family answer for the | ¢ ee if Ve've got good and ¥ t you edicine 18 | ede Hi ‘| mer den aphatically that! 4 Tecate een in very poor feared to was ny When tndim A one me. | had: induced R A MoCooey never sald any such thing, five years. Some to smash Into! “How will you nt without any| ter husband and sas! | at she wentto| said Comptrolier Metz, wt ia just thing was the ‘matter push @ 4 we all) proof: | iim of her own \« lke Prlug to ach an excuge. t SA AL Just eap I saw may have a surprise for the| UN | cross-exam! ry Lawyer him for 1 suMcient re er with me, I was Whitaker, Mr. Tur mitted. that red h « i! down, I had stomac: motorman J 8," #ald the woman. “Then there| hig daughter and her hed) that |< Headaches | and wervous The accident occurred a few mir s always the possibility of a death-| ginia Diy, were now cing with res. ore ble. I th atter 7 o'clock. For half an hour t ed confession.” t Malone, N, Y., Where oe has a lar - HoH of the, nar. tter 7 o'clock, For halt ap our the bea confession re, RE U, S. PROTECTS BOY VENDER, piety fy ge e blocked. | was asked, “Did you receive any eecurniturel| emwatcnes —_— for Mae Catherine | from the Day home in Maviattan?” 3 was alway « 1 e Her “Only a plano which T x. rand| Protected by an order of Commis- V food alw: P gome "wedding presents, which were |sloner of Immigratic t Watchorn, és as a a saved out 0: he wreck. t of fenner was ple to open filled my eer aie Nir, Turner said that atter Hazel jaq (little Eddie Kennedy was able to open have had a 1 4 i throat a great st friend . eran left her husband was such i phyer |his candy stand on the Ellis Islant} have had a du E cal wreck that he sent her to Florida Island ferry-boat to-day without would becorr Baa oops witharelatlves: tation, — length of ¢ Ur s —-- eatatio “T came talked wit senilatton On Saturday die’s grandmother, (EE AG es 4 me all Two of them HAS HYDROPHOBIA FROM | Mrs. Ellen McCormack, dled. For years The way ft has he attende They have | poi- ; she had maintained a Mttle stand on short of marve n sey ee me, ran | BITE OF OLD P.-T DOG. he boat. She had reared Eddie, and efter I marted modieln DEAD IN FIRE RUINS. ndeavor nduce my 0 7 he tops nen! place. vesterdayic; Ajman ee a OCI Tier AG tL flesh and blow me out. Ih oe SE, The Spt aE who said he was employed by the tm- better. T: ve Ley suffered, bu I am not & . o May 2 Bitten on | igeation commissary department ap- er and am 3 40 | gown the cheek by a pot dog, twenty-one | MRTAION & d Yonger nervous and ‘ 11 e She still claims co enator Platt's| vears old, Aiden Colm, twenty. (neared with @ large stand, spread out ‘am never tired, and a a 4 © yes-| wife, and signs all her letters sent| xix, has fal en victim to hyé¢rophobia |oandies, frult and cakes, and ordered Reafache in three te sis the cnly tody ao fur| from pe Tombs “Mae Catharine Wood- | and ia.9 raving panies as, the bh ciguy maya the latter, to clowe his @nhoard of for me." recovered Pratt,’ 0 lot @lem, ‘Wayne Counts, 's otant \ \ rom the time e dropped anchor off Sandy Hor noon the Lusitanta was lost t wld. Frequer ess ldressed to her capta were sh to sea, but, apparently, they or'else’ Capt. V worn out at task, was asleep Finally th axe came from the stp that she } stablished a new trans- antl usitopia and the Mauretania will have to do better, however, to gain the §750,000 British Mall subsidy. will not be paid until both vessels hav established a speed record of 24.50 knots per hour or better for a round trip Tn striking contrast to her speed in the open ocean Was the length of time between the arrival of the ship at Sandy Hook and her discharge of pas- sengers at her pier. She did not. tle up at the Cunard docks urttil 2.40 o'clock this afternoon, almost twelve hours af- ter she crossed the finish Ine, twenty- |fve miles out Capt. Watt did not deem tt safe to | attempt the passage up the bay until | oon, when the tide served and the fog ad dissipated to some extent. During | walt at anchor the passengers pre- sented to the prond skipper an em- | bonsed set of comnlimentary resolutions ‘Platts ~ © Chlorides The Gdorless Disinfectant. 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